Podcasts about AHM

Episode 147: The AHM crew tackles some big questions—like, what message would you put on a billboard for the world to see? Do comedians get stage fright? And, have you ever had to stop a friend from walking down the aisle? Click here for Moshiach Energy Merch!Click here to leave us a voice message!Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Debbie Monterrey is joined by Kyle Howerton, Principal at AHM group to talk about his group building an urban neighborhood in downtown west and why that location.

Episode 143: The AHM crew is joined by Rabbi Gav Bellino, who comes prepared for Purim in a very special (and on-brand!) costume. Click here for Moshiach Energy Merch! Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Episode 142: The AHM crew discuss whether or not it matters if things are factually accurate, the dangers of flying, the joy of skiing, mayhem in The White House and if Harry Potter made Leo gay. Also, Purim!Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Episode 141: The AHM crew reads some nice and some nasty emails, celebrate the return of the hostages (including home Omer Shem Tov!) and discuss whether or not Modi should make an album of Yiddish songs. Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Episode 140: The AHM discusses everything from Madonna's recent foray into standup comedy, Melania's inauguration look, and the Marlboro Man. Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Episode 139: The AHM crew takes some questions and discusses the philosophy of an (in)famous joke. Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Episode 139: The AHM crew debrief after Modi's milestone performances at the Beacon Theatre, attending an event for Jewish singles, and sitting shiva for someone near and dear to our hearts.  Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Episode 131: The AHM crew is (eventually) joined by the 'Queen of Crowd Work' Jessica Kirson. Jessica talks about her similarities with pimps, her "Never-Ending" tour, embracing her success and the time Modi met her father. Leo admits he is starstruck.  Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Episode 129: The AHM crew catches up (and takes a new studio for a spin). Be sure to follow the podcast on Instagram at @ahm_podcast.  Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

10-28-2024 The Great "Hello Walls" of China---------------------Hello, Walls. (hello) How'd rates go for Bears today?The Bond bears continued to ride the speculation that China will meet stimulus expectations. What happens when it misses?When China's package falls woefully short, expect a significant short cover rally in US Treasuries, with mortgage rates reaching 6% by year's end. The inflation outlook will improve if the US elects pro-growth and supply-side policies. However, the driver to reverse the recent rate rise comes from China's woes.I gotta feelin' China's gone a long, long time.Song: Hello Walls (1961)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Iq0_ub_aHM

For Select 285, we have veteran techno DJ and producer Anthon, a prominent figure in the Lebanese underground music scene, recognized for mastering the craft of dark edgy big room sounds, as well as his ominous twisted techno productions, which are infused with shadows drawn from his own life experiences. Anthon is the founder of one of Beirut's burgeoning party series, Deep Department, which has been running since 2015. He has done his rounds at some of Lebanon's most famous clubs and venues, from The Grand Factory and The Garten to AHM, Harbor, Ballroom Blitz and B018. He has also showcased at prestigious clubs across the globe, including Berlin's Suicide Circus, Montpellier's PZ Club, as well as Klub Der Republik with the Cluck Im Ohr crew. He has shared the decks with a roster of globally acclaimed artists like Sam Paganini, Boris Brejcha, Dubfire, Stephan Bodzin, Marco Bailey, Reinier Zonneveld, and Victor Ruiz, just to name a few. His extensive discography boasts several EPs, released on famed labels like Mango Alley, UNSEEN Records, Timeless Moment, Phobia and Phobiq. His works also appeared on various artist compilations alongside prominent artists such as Hernan Cattaneo, Citizen Kain, The Element, Oscar L, Blancah, Ten Walls, Soul Button, Space Motion and many more. For his select set, Anthon delivers a dark melodic techno mix, rich with warm synth layers, deep basslines and atmospheric soundscapes.

Episode 125: The AHM crew is joined by CNN's Chief Political Correspondent, Dana Bash. Check out her new book, "America's Deadliest Election: A Cautionary Tale Of The Most Violent Election In American History".Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a textSupport the show

Delphine O'Rourke, CEO, 8Fold Inc., speaks with Ramona Thomas, General Counsel & Vice President of Risk and Compliance, Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties, about the recent Supreme Court decisions that impact women's health. They discuss FDA v. AHM and the use of mifepristone in medication abortions, Moyle v. United States and the conflict between Idaho's abortion law and EMTALA, and Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo and the end of Chevron deference. They also discuss the practical impacts of these decisions on health care providers and what to expect over the next few months.AHLA will cover these issues in more depth in a webinar on August 14.To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.

I recently took the plunge and froze my eggs in Bangkok, and today, I'm sharing why I made that choice and what the process was like. If you're a woman between the ages of 20 - late 30s, whether you want kids or not, this episode is for you.We'll cover the basics: what egg freezing entails, the costs involved, and why Bangkok was the right choice for me. Understanding optimal fertility, the importance of factors like quantity, quality, and environmental health will also be discussed, along with the initial steps you need to take, like getting your AMH levels tested and selecting a fertility clinic.Then, I'll walk you through my personal experience during the process: from daily injections to clinic visits for monitoring to the surgery. I'll share how I felt physically and emotionally, what surprised me, and the recovery period afterward.Finally, we'll touch on what happens next: the ongoing costs of storage and what happens if and when I decide to use my frozen eggs.Whether you're considering egg freezing yourself or simply curious about the journey, take a listen as my goal is to spread awareness of early testing, having kids later, fertility/infertility, and your egg-freezing options. Get your AHM (anti-mullerian hormone) test:https://www.anylabtestnow.com/test-finder/?search=amhListen to Dr. Natalie Crawford's interview on the The HubermanLab podcast:https://www.hubermanlab.com/episode/dr-natalie-crawford-female-hormone-health-fertility-vitalityP.S. Create Your Shape starts next week and I've opened up 3 spots specifically for ladies who are already tracking macros and want to learn how to calculate their own macros while I coach them throughout the 4 months.  Outside of all of the education and coaching within Create Your Shape, their also gain access to my Calculate Macros and Coach Yourself Course.  Sign up now for a summer of gains and learning!Work with Jenny the Nutritionist in Create Your Shape:https://jennythenutritionist.com/create-your-shape/Follow Jenny the Nutritionist on Instagram:@jennythenutritionist

In November 2022, the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) filed a federal lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Amarillo Division, against the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on behalf of the Alliance of Hippocratic Medicine (AHM) and others.The suit challenged the FDA’s 2000 decision to legalize mifepristone and misoprostol, two drugs often used in conjunction as chemical abortifacients, and regulation of the drugs thereafter. The case rose through the Fifth Circuit, which ruled in favor of AHM. The Supreme Court granted cert, heard Oral Argument on March 26, 2024, and on June 13, 2024, issued a 9-0 decision holding the plaintiffs lacked standing to challenge the FDA.Join us for a Courthouse Steps Decision program, where we will analyze this decision and its possible ramifications.Featuring:Adam Unikowsky, Partner, Jenner & Block LLPMegan M. Wold, Partner, Cooper & Kirk(Moderator) Prof. Teresa Stanton Collett, Professor and Director, Prolife Center, University of St. Thomas School of Law

Episode 117: The AHM crew plays a game of Q&A inspired by Andy Warhol's go-to questions for Interview Magazine.Send us Modi Mail!118A Orchard St.PMB #208New York, NY 10002Modi's special "Know Your Audience" is available on YouTube now!For all upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.Send us a Text Message.Support the Show.

Delphine O'Rourke, CEO, 8Fold Inc., speaks with Adriana Benedict, General Counsel, Hey Jane, about recent litigation related to women's health and how the Comstock Act is specifically being litigated in this area. They discuss the Supreme Court's recent decision in FDA v. AHM; the FDA's allowance of mail-order medication abortion; the history of the Comstock Act, how it has been enforced, and how its scope has been expanded to include the internet; litigation involving Idaho, Missouri, and Kansas; Congressional proposals related to IVF; and other industries that could be affected by the Comstock Act. To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.

Delphine O'Rourke, CEO, 8Fold Inc., speaks with Ramona Thomas, General Counsel & Vice President of Risk and Compliance, Planned Parenthood of Orange and San Bernardino Counties, about the legal landscape two years after the Dobbs decision and the two decisions expected from the Supreme Court related to reproductive health. They discuss FDA v. AHM and the potential impacts on medication abortion, Moyle v. United States and the federal-state conflict over emergency abortions, and potential future legislation and what to expect in upcoming elections. To learn more about AHLA and the educational resources available to the health law community, visit americanhealthlaw.org.

Pour écouter l'émission en entier, sans pub, abonnez-vous ! https://m.audiomeans.fr/s/S-tavkjvmo Ce second épisode sur l'Egypte sous le Moyen Empire revient sur cette période de transition et de bouleversements politiques. Vers 1800 avant J.-C., sous le règne des derniers pharaons de la XIIe dynastie, l'Égypte connaît une phase de déclin économique et de troubles internes. Les successeurs de Sésostris III et Amenemhat III peinent à maintenir l'unité et le contrôle sur les provinces. Ce climat de fragilité ouvre la voie à l'invasion des Hyksôs, un peuple venu du Levant, qui s'implante dans le delta du Nil et finit par prendre le contrôle de la région. Les Hyksôs introduisent malgré tout des innovations telles que le char de guerre et de nouvelles techniques de métallurgie. Leur domination marque le début de la Deuxième Période Intermédiaire, une époque de division où la Basse Égypte est sous le joug des Hyksôs, tandis que la Haute Égypte reste partiellement indépendante. Cependant, vers 1550 avant J.-C., un mouvement de résistance s'organise sous l'égide des princes thébains. Le pharaon Ahmôsis I réussit finalement à expulser les Hyksôs et à réunifier l'Égypte, inaugurant ainsi le Nouvel Empire. Ce renouveau marque le début d'une période de prospérité, d'expansion militaire et de rayonnement culturel sans précédent. Ainsi, la fin du Moyen Empire, caractérisée par la fragmentation et l'instabilité, pave la voie à une nouvelle ère de puissance et de splendeur sous la XVIIIe dynastie, où des figures emblématiques comme Hatshepsout, Thoutmôsis III et Ramsès II marqueront durablement l'histoire de l'Égypte ancienne, mais ça, c'est une autre histoire … Bibliographie AGUT Damien et MORENO- GARCIA Juan Carlos, L'Egypte des Pharaons, De Narmer à Dioclétien, 3150 av. J-C.-284 apr. J.-C., Paris, Editions Belin, collection « Mondes Anciens », 2016. BLOCH Raymond, HUS Alain, Les conquêtes de l'archéologie, Genève, Editions Famot, « Grandes civilisations disparues », 1976. NORMA Pierre, Dictionnaire historique de l'Egypte, Maxi-Livres, 2005. PERES Anne-Sophie (dir.), Les tout-puissants pharaons du Nouvel Empire, Paris, Editions Atlas, « Passion de l'Egypte », 2003. Emission écrite par Laetitia Faure pour Timeline

Pour écouter l'émission en entier, sans pub, abonnez-vous ! https://m.audiomeans.fr/s/S-tavkjvmo Ce second épisode sur l'Egypte sous le Moyen Empire revient sur cette période de transition et de bouleversements politiques. Vers 1800 avant J.-C., sous le règne des derniers pharaons de la XIIe dynastie, l'Égypte connaît une phase de déclin économique et de troubles internes. Les successeurs de Sésostris III et Amenemhat III peinent à maintenir l'unité et le contrôle sur les provinces. Ce climat de fragilité ouvre la voie à l'invasion des Hyksôs, un peuple venu du Levant, qui s'implante dans le delta du Nil et finit par prendre le contrôle de la région. Les Hyksôs introduisent malgré tout des innovations telles que le char de guerre et de nouvelles techniques de métallurgie. Leur domination marque le début de la Deuxième Période Intermédiaire, une époque de division où la Basse Égypte est sous le joug des Hyksôs, tandis que la Haute Égypte reste partiellement indépendante. Cependant, vers 1550 avant J.-C., un mouvement de résistance s'organise sous l'égide des princes thébains. Le pharaon Ahmôsis I réussit finalement à expulser les Hyksôs et à réunifier l'Égypte, inaugurant ainsi le Nouvel Empire. Ce renouveau marque le début d'une période de prospérité, d'expansion militaire et de rayonnement culturel sans précédent. Ainsi, la fin du Moyen Empire, caractérisée par la fragmentation et l'instabilité, pave la voie à une nouvelle ère de puissance et de splendeur sous la XVIIIe dynastie, où des figures emblématiques comme Hatshepsout, Thoutmôsis III et Ramsès II marqueront durablement l'histoire de l'Égypte ancienne, mais ça, c'est une autre histoire … Bibliographie AGUT Damien et MORENO- GARCIA Juan Carlos, L'Egypte des Pharaons, De Narmer à Dioclétien, 3150 av. J-C.-284 apr. J.-C., Paris, Editions Belin, collection « Mondes Anciens », 2016. BLOCH Raymond, HUS Alain, Les conquêtes de l'archéologie, Genève, Editions Famot, « Grandes civilisations disparues », 1976. NORMA Pierre, Dictionnaire historique de l'Egypte, Maxi-Livres, 2005. PERES Anne-Sophie (dir.), Les tout-puissants pharaons du Nouvel Empire, Paris, Editions Atlas, « Passion de l'Egypte », 2003. Emission écrite par Laetitia Faure pour Timeline

Whether good years or bad, North American duck hunters probably harvest more ducks annually than the remainder of the world combined. There, I said it. Prove me wrong. This amazing feat is accomplished using science-based management that emphasizes maximum sustained yield and is the world's envy. A duck hunter since childhood, Brad Bortner is former USFWS Chief of Migratory Birds. While his job description encompassed far more than just waterfowl, he guides us through the murky, too oftentimes misunderstood swamp of managing North America duck populations and harvests, shining a q-beam on need-to-know, by-the-numbers topics. What goes into setting duck seasons and bag limits? What's adaptive harvest management (AHM) and how does it compare to models used elsewhere worldwide? How accurate are these estimates? Why aren't waterfowl surveys like counting piggy bank coins? What about the 2-year time lag between population surveys, harvest estimates and season settings--why does this time lag exist, should we be concerned? What is HIP (Harvest Information Program), what's its relevance, how's it used, and how can each citizen-scientist duck hunter improve harvest estimate accuracy--and why should we care? Listen. The duck hunting world is buzzing around these topics right now. Be well informed.   ********** "You get what you put in, and people get what they deserve." - Kid Rock **********     Visit MOJO's Duck Season Somewhere Podcast Sponsors:   MOJO Outdoors  Benelli Shotguns BOSS Shotshells Ducks Unlimited  Flash Back Decoys  HuntProof Premium Waterfowl App Inukshuk Professional Dog Food  Tetra Hearing Tom Beckbe Voormi GetDucks.com USHuntList.com     Please subscribe, rate and review Mojo's Duck Season Somewhere podcast. Share your favorite episodes with friends! Business inquiries and comments contact Ramsey Russell ramsey@getducks.com

Pour écouter l'émission en entier, sans pub, abonnez-vous ! https://m.audiomeans.fr/s/S-tavkjvmo Ce second épisode sur l'Egypte sous le Moyen Empire revient sur cette période de transition et de bouleversements politiques. Vers 1800 avant J.-C., sous le règne des derniers pharaons de la XIIe dynastie, l'Égypte connaît une phase de déclin économique et de troubles internes. Les successeurs de Sésostris III et Amenemhat III peinent à maintenir l'unité et le contrôle sur les provinces. Ce climat de fragilité ouvre la voie à l'invasion des Hyksôs, un peuple venu du Levant, qui s'implante dans le delta du Nil et finit par prendre le contrôle de la région. Les Hyksôs introduisent malgré tout des innovations telles que le char de guerre et de nouvelles techniques de métallurgie. Leur domination marque le début de la Deuxième Période Intermédiaire, une époque de division où la Basse Égypte est sous le joug des Hyksôs, tandis que la Haute Égypte reste partiellement indépendante. Cependant, vers 1550 avant J.-C., un mouvement de résistance s'organise sous l'égide des princes thébains. Le pharaon Ahmôsis I réussit finalement à expulser les Hyksôs et à réunifier l'Égypte, inaugurant ainsi le Nouvel Empire. Ce renouveau marque le début d'une période de prospérité, d'expansion militaire et de rayonnement culturel sans précédent. Ainsi, la fin du Moyen Empire, caractérisée par la fragmentation et l'instabilité, pave la voie à une nouvelle ère de puissance et de splendeur sous la XVIIIe dynastie, où des figures emblématiques comme Hatshepsout, Thoutmôsis III et Ramsès II marqueront durablement l'histoire de l'Égypte ancienne, mais ça, c'est une autre histoire … Bibliographie AGUT Damien et MORENO- GARCIA Juan Carlos, L'Egypte des Pharaons, De Narmer à Dioclétien, 3150 av. J-C.-284 apr. J.-C., Paris, Editions Belin, collection « Mondes Anciens », 2016. BLOCH Raymond, HUS Alain, Les conquêtes de l'archéologie, Genève, Editions Famot, « Grandes civilisations disparues », 1976. NORMA Pierre, Dictionnaire historique de l'Egypte, Maxi-Livres, 2005. PERES Anne-Sophie (dir.), Les tout-puissants pharaons du Nouvel Empire, Paris, Editions Atlas, « Passion de l'Egypte », 2003. Emission écrite par Laetitia Faure pour Timeline

Pour écouter l'émission en entier, sans pub, abonnez-vous ! https://m.audiomeans.fr/s/S-tavkjvmo Ce second épisode sur l'Egypte sous le Moyen Empire revient sur cette période de transition et de bouleversements politiques. Vers 1800 avant J.-C., sous le règne des derniers pharaons de la XIIe dynastie, l'Égypte connaît une phase de déclin économique et de troubles internes. Les successeurs de Sésostris III et Amenemhat III peinent à maintenir l'unité et le contrôle sur les provinces. Ce climat de fragilité ouvre la voie à l'invasion des Hyksôs, un peuple venu du Levant, qui s'implante dans le delta du Nil et finit par prendre le contrôle de la région. Les Hyksôs introduisent malgré tout des innovations telles que le char de guerre et de nouvelles techniques de métallurgie. Leur domination marque le début de la Deuxième Période Intermédiaire, une époque de division où la Basse Égypte est sous le joug des Hyksôs, tandis que la Haute Égypte reste partiellement indépendante. Cependant, vers 1550 avant J.-C., un mouvement de résistance s'organise sous l'égide des princes thébains. Le pharaon Ahmôsis I réussit finalement à expulser les Hyksôs et à réunifier l'Égypte, inaugurant ainsi le Nouvel Empire. Ce renouveau marque le début d'une période de prospérité, d'expansion militaire et de rayonnement culturel sans précédent. Ainsi, la fin du Moyen Empire, caractérisée par la fragmentation et l'instabilité, pave la voie à une nouvelle ère de puissance et de splendeur sous la XVIIIe dynastie, où des figures emblématiques comme Hatshepsout, Thoutmôsis III et Ramsès II marqueront durablement l'histoire de l'Égypte ancienne, mais ça, c'est une autre histoire … Bibliographie AGUT Damien et MORENO- GARCIA Juan Carlos, L'Egypte des Pharaons, De Narmer à Dioclétien, 3150 av. J-C.-284 apr. J.-C., Paris, Editions Belin, collection « Mondes Anciens », 2016. BLOCH Raymond, HUS Alain, Les conquêtes de l'archéologie, Genève, Editions Famot, « Grandes civilisations disparues », 1976. NORMA Pierre, Dictionnaire historique de l'Egypte, Maxi-Livres, 2005. PERES Anne-Sophie (dir.), Les tout-puissants pharaons du Nouvel Empire, Paris, Editions Atlas, « Passion de l'Egypte », 2003. Emission écrite par Laetitia Faure pour Timeline

https://m.audiomeans.fr/s/S-tavkjvmo Ce second épisode sur l'Egypte sous le Moyen Empire revient sur cette période de transition et de bouleversements politiques. Vers 1800 avant J.-C., sous le règne des derniers pharaons de la XIIe dynastie, l'Égypte connaît une phase de déclin économique et de troubles internes. Les successeurs de Sésostris III et Amenemhat III peinent à maintenir l'unité et le contrôle sur les provinces. Ce climat de fragilité ouvre la voie à l'invasion des Hyksôs, un peuple venu du Levant, qui s'implante dans le delta du Nil et finit par prendre le contrôle de la région. Les Hyksôs introduisent malgré tout des innovations telles que le char de guerre et de nouvelles techniques de métallurgie. Leur domination marque le début de la Deuxième Période Intermédiaire, une époque de division où la Basse Égypte est sous le joug des Hyksôs, tandis que la Haute Égypte reste partiellement indépendante. Cependant, vers 1550 avant J.-C., un mouvement de résistance s'organise sous l'égide des princes thébains. Le pharaon Ahmôsis I réussit finalement à expulser les Hyksôs et à réunifier l'Égypte, inaugurant ainsi le Nouvel Empire. Ce renouveau marque le début d'une période de prospérité, d'expansion militaire et de rayonnement culturel sans précédent. Ainsi, la fin du Moyen Empire, caractérisée par la fragmentation et l'instabilité, pave la voie à une nouvelle ère de puissance et de splendeur sous la XVIIIe dynastie, où des figures emblématiques comme Hatshepsout, Thoutmôsis III et Ramsès II marqueront durablement l'histoire de l'Égypte ancienne, mais ça, c'est une autre histoire … Bibliographie AGUT Damien et MORENO- GARCIA Juan Carlos, L'Egypte des Pharaons, De Narmer à Dioclétien, 3150 av. J-C.-284 apr. J.-C., Paris, Editions Belin, collection « Mondes Anciens », 2016. BLOCH Raymond, HUS Alain, Les conquêtes de l'archéologie, Genève, Editions Famot, « Grandes civilisations disparues », 1976. NORMA Pierre, Dictionnaire historique de l'Egypte, Maxi-Livres, 2005. PERES Anne-Sophie (dir.), Les tout-puissants pharaons du Nouvel Empire, Paris, Editions Atlas, « Passion de l'Egypte », 2003. Emission écrite par Laetitia Faure pour Timeline

Ce second épisode sur l'Egypte sous le Moyen Empire revient sur cette période de transition et de bouleversements politiques. Vers 1800 avant J.-C., sous le règne des derniers pharaons de la XIIe dynastie, l'Égypte connaît une phase de déclin économique et de troubles internes. Les successeurs de Sésostris III et Amenemhat III peinent à maintenir l'unité et le contrôle sur les provinces. Ce climat de fragilité ouvre la voie à l'invasion des Hyksôs, un peuple venu du Levant, qui s'implante dans le delta du Nil et finit par prendre le contrôle de la région. Les Hyksôs introduisent malgré tout des innovations telles que le char de guerre et de nouvelles techniques de métallurgie. Leur domination marque le début de la Deuxième Période Intermédiaire, une époque de division où la Basse Égypte est sous le joug des Hyksôs, tandis que la Haute Égypte reste partiellement indépendante. Cependant, vers 1550 avant J.-C., un mouvement de résistance s'organise sous l'égide des princes thébains. Le pharaon Ahmôsis I réussit finalement à expulser les Hyksôs et à réunifier l'Égypte, inaugurant ainsi le Nouvel Empire. Ce renouveau marque le début d'une période de prospérité, d'expansion militaire et de rayonnement culturel sans précédent. Ainsi, la fin du Moyen Empire, caractérisée par la fragmentation et l'instabilité, pave la voie à une nouvelle ère de puissance et de splendeur sous la XVIIIe dynastie, où des figures emblématiques comme Hatshepsout, Thoutmôsis III et Ramsès II marqueront durablement l'histoire de l'Égypte ancienne, mais ça, c'est une autre histoire … Bibliographie AGUT Damien et MORENO- GARCIA Juan Carlos, L'Egypte des Pharaons, De Narmer à Dioclétien, 3150 av. J-C.-284 apr. J.-C., Paris, Editions Belin, collection « Mondes Anciens », 2016. BLOCH Raymond, HUS Alain, Les conquêtes de l'archéologie, Genève, Editions Famot, « Grandes civilisations disparues », 1976. NORMA Pierre, Dictionnaire historique de l'Egypte, Maxi-Livres, 2005. PERES Anne-Sophie (dir.), Les tout-puissants pharaons du Nouvel Empire, Paris, Editions Atlas, « Passion de l'Egypte », 2003. Emission écrite par Laetitia Faure pour Timeline

Meet Ceri Sandford, the ADHD Compassion Coach. This episode was written to validate the hyperawareness you may be feeling about your differences after discovering your neurotype. Please know that none of this information should sustitute medical advice or information. Quick diclaimer: I fucking loved this episode and I swear - a lot. Mi 'scusi! Oh, and you're welcome to listen in 1.25 speed. Don't worry, I do it too xx Tune in, subscribe, share with a friend to hear all about: Validating the heck out of your challenges Breaking down executive functions Renaming ADHD as AHM or EFD (haha) Riffing on the fact time is an illusion ADHD is your 'red car' (noticing it) What are you hyperaware of right now? Less masking and toxic coping strategies Ignorant comments shared by listeners A favourite ADDitude Magazine article of mine to share with your loved ones. Will you join Embrace Your ADHD Chaos 12-Week Group Program? For the gems who want to join me for a mixture of self-paced and live group coaching calls - this is going to be a cracker! https://www.cerisandford.com/eyc  If you would like to work with Ceri, you can download her ridiculously compassionate audio track to support you with unmasking. Reach out to Ceri on Instagram or TikTok to share if you loved this episode. ALSO - if you leave a review, you're the best listener on the planet. Support @lifelikecharlie by ordering your own tune here.

For nearly a decade since her emergence in the local dance scene, Cairo-based DJ Akladios has been sweeping crowds with her bouncy (and just a little spacey) sets, featuring salty minimal house beats with razor-sharp breaks. Besides spinning all across Egypt's hottest clubs, Akladios has played some of the region's biggest music festivals, party series and clubs including Sandbox, Shorelines, Retrogroove, AHM, Bo18, House of Afandi and more. She has also dabbled in the global dance circuit, performing in Berlin, Bucharest and New York City, and shared the decks with renowned international artists such as Peggy Gou, Folamour, and Sonja Moonear. For our Select 241, Akladios is bringing her contagious energy and summer vibes in an hour-long set of chill that will get you in the mood for a sunset pool party. (Protip: her set is best savoured with a cocktail in hand).

On the March 27th, 2024 episode of Liberal Dan Radio, Democrats pull off a surprising win in the deep south, the Key Bridge in Baltimore is gone,  Trump is selling bibles now as his next grift, and the Supreme Court heard arguments in the FDA vs Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine and while SCOTUS seems skeptical that the AHM has standing, I still have rants about them. And, as always, if time allows, we will do some response videos as well.Tune in live at 8PM Central on Liberal Dan Radio, Talk From The Left, That's Right.  Listening live? You can also watch Twitch! You can comment on the show thread at liberaldan.com, on the Liberal Dan Radio Facebook page, and @liberaldanradio on Twitter. Also, check out the Liberal Dan Radio Minicast. You can become a Liberal Dan Radio Patreon. If you don't feel like a subscription, you can also Buy Me A Cider. “Hypocrite of the Week” – Music: If I Had a Chicken – Kevin MacLeod

On episode 136, Hunter and Ryan read and review OBACHAN PANIC! from Vincent Chang, an rpg about neurotic aunties who save the world and look good doing it. But to start it off we continue our ZineQuest 2024 coverage. We recap the projects we covered last week and cover quite a few more. 0:00 Start 1:03 Zine Month Jam from Adam Vass of World Champ Game Co https://itch.io/jam/zinemonth24 4:01 Tacticians of Ahm from Christian Sorrell of Meatcastle Gameware https://meatcastlegameware.itch.io/tacticians-of-ahm 5:14 Greenhorns from Marco Serrano of Spicy Tuna RPG https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/marcoserrano/greenhorns 6:10 Runecairn Wardensaga Remastered from Colin Le Seuer of By Odin's Beard RPGs https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/byodinsbeardrpg/runecairn-wardensaga-remastered 7:33 The Abbot Trilogy from Stuart Watkinson of Largshire Press https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/stuartwatkinson/the-abbot-trilogy 8:22 Fealty from Michael Elliott and Galen Pejeau https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/notwriting/fealty 9:44 Terror of the Stratosfiend : SNAKE WOLF 3 from Sean Richer of Orbital intelligence https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/stratosfiend-2-zine/terror-of-the-stratosfiend-snake-wolf-3-mega-dungeon 11:12 Death Game from Laurie O'Connel https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/laurieoconnel/death-game 12:50 Over War: The Night Comes Down - Monarch Edition from Richard Kelly and Alex T https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1775185920/over-war-the-night-comes-down-monarch-edition 14:04 The Curse of Mizzling Grove from Idle Cartulary https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dielcartulary/the-curse-of-mizzling-grove 14:57 The Wig-Maker's Fingers from Lewis Colburn and Max Moon https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/moonmax/the-wigmakers-fingers 18:26 Precious Things from Lucas Zellers and Emily Entner https://sparkotter.itch.io/preciousthings 20:46 Milk Bar from Eryk Sawicki of Peregrine Coast Press https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/eryksawicki/milk-bar-sci-fi-osr-roleplaying-in-post-communist-poland 23:18 Sore from Alexei Vella https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/alexeivella/sore 27:18 You Are A Billionaire And One Day You Will Die from Big Lizard Games https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/biglizardtom/you-are-a-billionaire-and-one-day-you-will-die-0 30:09 CONVICT-ION TTRPG from W.H. Arthur https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/wharthur/convict-ion-ttrpg 32:32 Perfect Momentum from Scablands Press https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/sstolar/perfect-momentum-a-diceless-bossfight-ttrpg 36:12 Subterranean Fightin' Freaks from Andrew Misisco https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/andrewmisisco/subterranean-fightin-freaks-0 38:31 FÄNGELSEHÅLA from Garry Snow of Dieku Games https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/diekugames/fang 41:08 Ganymede Outriders from Giles Pritchard of Caradoc Games https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/caradocgames/ganymede-outriders 45:15 Readthrough 1:24:15 Scores All our links here: ⁠https://linktr.ee/theweeklyscroll Live Streams on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/the.weekly.scroll⁠ Instagram: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/the.weekly.scroll⁠ ⁠ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Weekly_Scroll⁠ YouTube: ⁠https://www.youtube.com/@theweeklyscroll

On this episode, we sit down with Christian Sorrell of Meatcastle Gameware to discuss

Brent and Cason look back at the history of duck season frameworks, limits and AHM. And, of course, they dive into the famed and complicated point system that lasted from 1974 until 1988. The guys also address who decides duck dates, the questionable clamoring for a 30-day season, hunting beyond January 31, and the  Super Hen theory. A must-listen for waterfowlers that only know 60 days and six ducks and the "old timers" reckoning back to the perceived good ole days. Presented by Sitka Gear, Tom Beckbe, Yeti, Higdon Outdoors, Lite Boots, and Gunner Kennels.All Rights Reserved. Please subscribe, rate and share The Standard Sportsman podcast.

This series has sought to help men make sense of what is going on in our World today by viewing it through the framework of God's Larger War Story that is being told through Human History as revealed in Bible. In today's final session we find ourselves at the end of the Story. The Cosmic War is over, King Jesus has won the Victory, God's Creation is fully renewed, and God's Human Family is at last restored and at Home with God in His New Eden located on the New Earth. Shalom has arrived! Everything is once again as it's supposed to be! But the final question yet remains:  What will life for us as men look like in our New Home?  What will we be doing for all eternity?  Will we live as “retirees” forever free from responsibility?  Or will we live as “professional singers” who worship before God's throne day and night?  Or will we continue to work as men in a similar fashion in the New Earth as we did on the “Old” Earth?  If so, what will our job be? How will it be assigned? And what will you need on your resume to qualify for a “good” job?  See what the Bible has to say about this in this session as we turn our attention to the subject: “Holy Jobs,” Preparing today for a Kingdom Career Tomorrow.To learn more about AHM and our mission to offer men hope and direction in a confusing world through Jesus Christ, please visit us at www.AHM4.life 

Brad Bortner, retired Chief of the Division of Migratory Bird Management for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, joins the podcast to discuss his 38-year career in wildlife conservation and provide advice to those interested in pursuing a similar path. Bortner shares his experiences and career path, while also discussing challenging issues and favorite memories. Listeners interested in wildlife conservation and related fields can gain valuable insights from Brad's wealth of knowledge and expertise.

This series has sought to help men make sense of what is going on in our World today by viewing it through the framework of God's Larger War Story that is being told through Human History as revealed in Bible. In today's final session we find ourselves at the end of the Story. The Cosmic War is over, King Jesus has won the Victory, God's Creation is fully renewed, and God's Human Family is at last restored and at Home with God in His New Eden located on the New Earth. Shalom has arrived! Everything is once again as it's supposed to be! But the final question yet remains:  What will life for us as men look like in our New Home?  What will we be doing for all eternity?  Will we live as “retirees” forever free from responsibility?  Or will we live as “professional singers” who worship before God's throne day and night?  Or will we continue to work as men in a similar fashion in the New Earth as we did on the “Old” Earth?  If so, what will our job be? How will it be assigned? And what will you need on your resume to qualify for a “good” job?  See what the Bible has to say about this in this session as we turn our attention to the subject: “Holy Jobs,” Preparing today for a Kingdom Career Tomorrow.To learn more about AHM and our mission to offer men hope and direction in a confusing world through Jesus Christ, please visit us at www.AHM4.life 

Margaret Mitchell es una narradora experta. ¿Por qué? Porque cree en las personas y en sus historias. Ella es la prueba de que nunca es tarde para crear: la carrera de tus sueños, el negocio de tus sueños, la vida de tus sueños. OO:60 Ah, pero las cosas que he hecho en su vida es. No sólo una autora, pero una mamá, una abuela ahm también este tiene su casa tie. Ellas es unas personas que siempre están vier invirtiendo no solo en ella mismo, pero en su comunidad se llama mar mecho y la he conocido así mucho tiempo. Pero platico más sobre lo que ella, lo que ella me ha enseñado mucho. 02:14 Yo creo, ay, sí, ella tiene casi como 80 años porque estar casi. Ocho años. Y lo que, como ella dijo, sí, invertió en esa casa y y hasta me dijo que tenía un poquito pena de decir hizo, le digo, mira, ah, ella se estaba casada, pero tenía hijos y dijo que tenía que comprar una casa para ahm, para tener algo para su familia. 04:07 Muy, muy buena persona. Sí, sí, tienes a vibra. Sí. Y siempre me daba, bueno, como decimos. Críticos. Pero bueno, me decía ah, puedes hacer eso mejor. Lo puedes decir decir eso. Y ella ha vivido en otras partes de los estados unidos en Texas, y ah, y aquí en California en compte. Y es bueno, ha platicar sobre la historia que ella ha tenido y por eso, ojalá podemos tenerla otra vez porque uno puede aprender mucho. Ahm con ella. Yo, yo siempre siento que ella. Te puede decir todo lo que ha pasado y todavía pensar guau, y todavía lo está haciendo. Y tiene tanta energía que uno ni se sepa que qué edad tiene ella. Yo conozco a su hija y sus familiares y. Ella invierte la personas y todo el mundo la quiere. El buen baj cabe a decir eso que el conocido mucha gente que ha han murió sin sin nada de familiares o amigos, pero mucho dinero. Y él dijo que no quiere ser eso. Él quiere tener mucho dinero, pero también muchos familiares. Soy invertir en en tu comunidad también. Exacto. Y echarle las ganas, como ella dijo, es lo más importante. Ella dice si te presenta a alguien con una oportunidad y te da miedo. Hazlo porque no, no sabes a lo mejor llega para otra cosa. Keep up with Natalie, Vira, Robert, and the Podcast on Instagram. Or Just say Hi!! https://www.instagram.com/financiallysavvyin20minutes/ https://www.instagram.com/financiallysavvylatina/ https://www.instagram.com/thesavvytrailer/ https://www.instagram.com/vira_egli/ https://www.instagram.com/robert_delude/ 

Episode 72: Michael Rapaport joins the AH"M crew and talks everything from Real Housewives to "Jewface". Follow Michael Rapaport on Instagram @michaelrapaport. For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

Episode 71: Robert Kelly joins the AH"M crew and talks fat physics, check spots, and knowing when to get off stage. Follow Robert Kelly on Instagram @robertkellylive.For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

Episode 70: Dina joins the AH"M crew and affirms the importance of having friends who are doctors. For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

Episode 69: Dina joins the AH"M crew and reveals just how far a  having a Hotmail address will get you. For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

On this editon of Bay Native Circle, on 03/22/23 Morning Star Gali hosts and Interviews poet activist yAyA; then Cathy Jackson interview two young Navajo women, owners of Dolii farms. Below we have a rough transcript done by Cathy Jackson for the Dolii Farms interview. Today we're going to interview two young women who are farmers on the Navajo reservation.  Can you please say your names and the names of your company?  And where you live on the reservation. Yes, my name's Jeneva Ben  (speaks in Dine traditionally introducing herself by clan) Those are my clans and how I am recognized on the Navajo reservation.  And within the reservation, we live in a community called Shiprock, New Mexico…which is one of the biggest um farming communities on the reservation. And sitting with me is my sister, and she'll introduce herself. Hello, we represent Dolii Farms LLC, and my name is najazoni Rain Ben, my clans are ye'dine B….(introduces in Dine). And as she mentioned we both reside in Shiprock, New Mexico. C question:  And how did you both decide to become farmers? kl; For me personally, this is Jeneva  I really dove into farming when I was going to New Mexico State University…I originally went there to become a veterinarian, and I also taken college courses with in my time at the high school..to get ahead on my veterinarian career that I was thinking about doing at the time.   And while I was at NMSU, it hit me that I really enjoyed farming, due to driving around the campus..they grow Alfalfa, and Pecans that surrounds the university.  And whenever I got really overwhelmed in schoolwork, or homesick– because it was about six hours away from where I reside on the Navajo reservation– it's in Las Cruces, New Mexico.   And..whenever I really want to talk to my family– and I couldn't get a hold of them..I would go to the fields, the alfalfa fields and just sit there and just smell the alfalfa. And it reminded me of home…reminded me of when I was young and loved by my family and they supported every decision I made..so far. 02:46   And that love and passion for my family and my nation..and for food overall..I realized that I wanted to become a farmer.  Well, I was a farmer at the time, but..getting a degree in farming.   I called my father and I told him that I no longer wanted to pursue my veterinarian career…but I wanted to become a legit farmer in the western society.  And asked what degree I could go for in that. 03:21 So he called a friend of his..and he called me back and told me that there is a degree called “Agronomy.”  So I went to my academic advisor and asked them if they had an Agronomy degree at NMS university and they said yes.   So they sent me to a professor– I went to talk with him, and he told me what Agronomy is..and can be for a community.  And from there on I decided that I wanted to be an Agronomist.   Agronomy– the definition is the science of soil management and crop production.  My emphasis is in crop consulting…that way when I do come home to the Navajo Nation I would be able to consult with my farmers ..farmer peers here on the reservation ..and help them understand the new techniques of farming…which I was educated through western universities. 04:20 So with that in mind, I really engulfed myself in my classes, different after school programs there at the university..one of the clubs I loved was horticulture club.. And then I knew my love for farming preceded The veterinary career I wanted.  And that's how I got into um, more interested in becoming a farmer. 04:57 Yes, hello, this is Najazhoni, and one underlying lesson we've learned is through education..we had to pursue it off- reservation..we understood the importance of kinship? And how we are really tied to our people in terms of wanting to help them…and just wanting to be back on the reservation once we got off.   So for me I was able to study at the University of New Mexico, which is in Albuquerque..and the drive isn't too long…but itI was far enough– I was getting homesick pretty bad..on my first year there…and one thing I really noticed that ..I really missed looking at the stars…and not only that, but the constant reality of just having to step on cement all the time (chuckles) there's not a lot of cement here in Shiprock…I think just those little things affected me, in wanting to come back. 06:19 And so..right now I'm studying economics at the university of New Mexico, and I'm on a gap year, and focusing on our farming business and expanding it in that way. 06:31 C:  Well..who in your family– was anyone in your family growing corn..before you guys or ..who in your family taught you about the process of drying the corn?   Yes..our father…Joe Ben junior…was the leader of showing us how to farm…put the seed in the ground..love it and create the product of dried steam corn. 07:12 He learned it from his father …and obviously the farming back then was different … they had to do hands on…more hands on work at the farm, meaning they would cultivate with hoes…whereas now we have tractors to do that…heavy hard work.   Other than that..the way of growing it and cooking it is the same..as he had done it before. 07:46 C:  Were you doing this before the pandemic? Or since the pandemic? 07:53 We farmed when we were young..ahm, back then it was more farming to feed our family– our immediate family. And then as we grew older.. I would say when we were getting more into middle school and high school–that's when we started farming, or leasing from other farmers..and there on we decided to start selling the product to the communities, and during fairs, the flea market..ah getting orders for weddings and birthday parties, and that's how we understood the business part of the selling to the community, communicating with them and understanding that there is a profit to be made on Navajo Nation farm. 08:49 Yes and…we just grew up in farming..it's our way of life now ..as it was when we were younger.  So we would wake up early in the morning, go out to run on the fields, hoe..and irrigate, and all the way through the day..and then at night we would Me and my sister started school we still had to do it Our dad still expected to help you at the farm and sell at in the weekend at the Flea Market, and we learned a lot of discipline.. 09:31 And what type of person you have to be to continue this and make it your job?  Cause..it was just– when you're younger you didn't think about like..the money aspect.. But that was our only financial income coming into our family 09:50 Other than our father's artwork?  So, it was really interesting.. In seeing that..that we're able to survive off that and um… 10:02 And to share it with our community–but not only that..when we got into college, we understood the western methods of running a successful farming business, and the pros and cons of doing business with your family. 10:22 And…I'd say going to school and working with our father really helped us create our farming business 10:40 C:  Do you see any obstacles..in say doing business in the urban environment and..doing business on the rez? 10:51 Are there any obstacles you've had on either side of that? 10:58 Yes, definitely there are many obstacles..as being a indigenous farmer..on any reservation.  For Navajo Nation, particularly is what we see is there's no Agriculture extension agents for us. 11:17 An Agriculture extension agent… what I've learned at NMSU is  a person who takes on the role of becoming an agent for the people..and for  farmers..and ranchers..and ranchers in particular.   And what they do is they go to them in the beginning of the year, and they lay out a whole farming plan with them, and advising them on what grants they can apply for, what type of fertilizers they can use, what type of chemical plants they can go to – to buy cheap fertilizer, where they can go to get their seeds, the different markets that are coming up..um, how to run a farming business.. 11:57 So many different..ahm important aspects of farming they teach.  However…we do have a San Juan county extension agent– agriculture extension agent ..but they don't cross the reservation border..they stay on New Mexico border. 12:15 And the reason?  I have no idea. Ahm, they help many farmers off reservation..if you drive east of Shiprock.. You're coming to a community called Hogback– excuse me..Waterflow, New Mexico..and Waterflow..you'll see many farms there. 12:38 And you keep driving up to Kirtland, New Mexico..again, there are farms there. How they get their big expensive equipment, their seeds, their fertilizers..that's through the extension agent who helps them every year. 12:52 However, when you drive into Navajo Nation..you don't get that necessity…you don't get that knowledge..it's not handed to us..and never has been.  How Navajo farmers got their agricultural knowledge from western people was through BIA .. Bureau of Indian Affairs. 13:14 Back in the 1900's ..there they taught us how to farm our fields using the western methods.   And when I was at school..they said…how to prepare your land.. You have to do seven steps. 13:31 You gotta plow.. First you have to walk your field..look at the soil, see if it be able to hold a seed, and yield a lot..for example if the soil is too sandy or silty..it's not gonna be a really good soil to hold a seed or hold the water..so it has to be a  pretty  good nice organic soil that can really grow the seed. 13:57 After that you have to plow the soil..many other different  agricultural terms – but basically you have to rip up the soil, and you do that after every season..after every harvest of your field. 14:10 However, at school we learned that's not a really good way to farm..There's different farming techniques that were learned by indigenous people such as…no till..which means when you grow ah..if you can visualize a corn field.. Your grow that, you harvest the field..you leave the cornstalks on the field, until next year. 14:32 Then all you do is disc it,..you don't plow the corn stalks under where it goes, or you rake off the cornstalks you just leave the corn stalks on there..and you disc the field. So the cornstalks will still be on the field. 14:48  And then you plant over it. . 14:50 And that creates organic matter– and that's how our fam– not our family but our ancestors..ahm..farmed, when they were here. (truck noise) Excuse me, there's some farm trucks driving down our lane…with a lot of hay..(chuckles) 15:08 Sorry about that..so back to what I was saying..that type of farming, our father was able to teach us..on how to not really..ruin the land with chemicals, or overplowing or overdiscing ..and that's how I want it to be. 15:27 So when I went to school, the things they taught me..I've learned..but I've also chose to leave some of those teachings behind… because I know that in the long run, it's not healthy for the soil. 15:41 So, the teachings offered by western farmers and the different companies that help them, they don't come to the Navajo Nation to teach us these new methods. So that's why I was very grateful to go to New Mexico State and for them to teach me what is not taught on the reservations. 16:06 And again…I do not know –I don't know why those agents don't come to the reservation to teach us the most simplest things..and– but that's ok, because what the Navajo Nation has is youth..youth that are wanting to learn..that are wanting to better our livelihood..that want to push our sovereignty and food energy , etc..and me and my sister are one of those youth that are spearheading that change for the Navajo Nation. 16:39 And the change is just basically gaining knowledge on how to better our farms.  Our people ..the food ..and the other things that we face ..that really hurt us as farmers is the lack of responsibility of our western neighbors when it comes to natural catastrophes..such as the Gold King Mine spill. 17:10 We weren't compensated as how the western farmers were compensated, we had no natural catastrophe aid during the Gold King Mine spill ..meaning no one came over here to haul water for us 17:27 Our own government also lacked that, because they didn't know how …how to keep thousands of acres of Navajo farms alive when we couldn't use that river back in 2016. 17:42 So, in that year..over 95 per cent of the farms died..because we couldn't use the water due to  the heavy metal contamination. However, the western farmers..they had water supplied such as dams that they created in case – which means, they already knew that..maybe one day in the Rockies..those mines might break and come into the water, so we have to have a contingency plan. 18:12 And Navajo Nation did not have a contingency plan..we did not think further ahead on the different evils we could face as farmers ..and due to that we lacked so many things during that catastrophe 18:30 But also we weren't offered any help at all. So due to all these real life situations we face as indigenous farmers ..and the lack of assistance ..me and my sister realized we have to be the ones to speak..not only for ourselves as indigenous farmers, not only for the nation ..but for our land..our water ..our water rights ..and our air rights. 19:00 And with all this experience..as a young Navajo woman farmer..our love for continuing our traditional way of farming ..our product, dried steam corn..we had to really look into ..what are we going to do as a business..not just to make profit..but..how are we going to help our people.. 19:30 How are we going to pull in all these ..aids, such as grants..or being able to speak up in Chapter meetings and having a say in ..ahm off-reservation things pertaining to the water..As a young Navajo woman..you have to realize that things won't be handed to you..you have to work hard for it. 19:59 And fortunately, we had a father who really made us work hard during our youth – but to us it was fun, and it is still fun to this day..farming..but it really instilled in us  Integrity, self-discipline ..ahm, love..compassion for each other, kinship, and many more things that are unspoken.. 29:26 C:  I'm hoping that someone out there listening will be able to direct you on some of the resources that are available ..especially for women in business ..is there anything else you'd like to add?  And please give your contact information. 20:46 I believe one thing I could add..is..what we're trying to combat..me and my sister is bringing in the youth to farming.  What I mean by that is ..if you look at the numbers of how many number of farmers here today in Shiprock..how many of them are over the age of 65..over 85 per cent of these farmers here in Shiprock are over the age of 65. 21:22 Meaning..there are no young farmers..there's probably–  say 25 per cent of the farmers are around my sister and my age..and below the age of 30.  And that's not a really good ratio.  Cause what happens when elders– elder farmers pass on. 21:45 Who are they passing their farms to?  And what are those farmers gonna do with those farms?  A lot of the farms here are in probate..people are fighting in court..and/or people just don't care… and they just leave Navajo Nation because they don't know how to farm. 22:04 That part is what me and my sister really want to emphasize and helping our reservation is by going to the schools to do little class exercises with the children with agriculture, and having the kids understand that their land is worth something.. 22:27 Their land is very valuable, their water is very valuable..and I believe these teachings are just understanding is very not widely spoken on..and the resources that are out there..aren't readily accessible to the people that are living on the Navajo Nation right now..today. 22:50 Just as we said..there's no office on the Navajo Nation, nor in the biggest community –farming community in the Navajo Nation ready to take on these type of questions or having actionable plans to help the people. 23:11 Yes..ahm..one thing that I'd say – would really help us is just for my sister and I is to really build our foundation of our business in order to be that advisor ..that agent, that leader in our culture community here on the Navajo Nation to spearhead all these different issues and come up with solutions with the youth. 23:45 And hopefully gain trust with our elders farmers and hopefully pass that down to us and their children and to be comfortable with that. Yes, and you may contact us at a phone number which is 505 420 7167 or send us a message on Instagram or Facebook under the name of Dolii Farms LLC to get in contact with us.  24:15 C: Can you spell Dolii Farms for the people please? It's DOLII Farms FARMS LLC. C:  Thank you so much. The post Bay Native Circle March 22 2023 – Morning Star Gali Interviews yAyA & Cathy Jackson interview two young Navajo women, owners of Dolii farms appeared first on KPFA.

Episode 68: Dina joins the AH"M crew and recaps their recent London trip.For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

A daily news briefing from Catholic News Agency, powered by artificial intelligence. Ask your smart speaker to play “Catholic News,” or listen every morning wherever you get podcasts. www.catholicnewsagency.com - The first hearing in what could be the most consequential abortion case since the overturning of Roe v. Wade is set for this Wednesday, March 15. The Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine (AHM), along with several other medical organizations and doctors, is suing the Federal Drug Administration for its approval and expansion of the abortion drug mifepristone. On January 3, the FDA changed its policy to allow pharmacies, such as CVS and Walgreens, to sell mifepristone. Previously, the FDA only allowed certified doctors, clinics, and some mail-order pharmacies to dispense the drug. After the FDA's policy change, any patient with a prescription can obtain mifepristone from her local retail pharmacy. Represented by the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), AHM is alleging that the FDA has been recklessly endangering women and young girls for decades by ignoring its own research and testing standards and continuing to expand its mifepristone approval. The case is being heard by U.S. Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk for the Northern District of Texas. A high-stakes case, if Kacsmaryk rules against the FDA, the administration could be forced to rescind its approval of the drug, bringing its legal distribution to a halt across the country, even in states where abortion remains legal. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/253858/case-that-could-stop-half-of-us-abortions-set-for-this-wednesday Police are searching for a man who burglarized and vandalized Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Gales Ferry, Connecticut, early Saturday. The Ledyard Police Department reported that the man broke into the church, smashing windows and attempting to break into rooms using a crowbar. The police reported that the man further vandalized the church by painting “hateful” messages on the floor of the church meeting hall with black paint and more “hateful speech” on a wall that displayed a large crucifix. Based on security camera footage from inside the church, police allege the man entered the building at about 1 am Saturday, March 11, and stayed in the building for about two and a half hours. The police believe the man first tried to enter the building by throwing bricks at the front door but was unsuccessful. The police believe the man then walked around the outside of the building and broke windows with bricks, rocks, and religious items before breaking into a window on the north side of the building and entering the church. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/253854/police-looking-for-man-who-vandalized-connecticut-catholic-church Today, the Church celebrates Saint Matilda, Queen of Germany and wife of King Henry I was the daughter of Count Dietrich of Westphalia and Reinhild of Denmark. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/saint/st-matilda-177

Episode 67: The AH"M crew recaps The Chosen Comedy Festival in Los Angeles.For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

Episode 66: The AH"M crew reunites in NYC.For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

A daily news briefing from Catholic News Agency, powered by artificial intelligence. Ask your smart speaker to play “Catholic News,” or listen every morning wherever you get podcasts. www.catholicnewsagency.com - This week a federal Texas judge could stop over half of the abortions happening in the country in what may be the most consequential abortion ruling since the reversal of Roe v Wade. US Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk for the Northern District of Texas is set to issue a decision in the Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine's (AHM) suit against the Federal Drug Administration that alleges the agency ignored its own research and testing standards when approving the abortion drug mifepristone. Mifepristone is the first of two drugs used in chemical abortions, which account for 53% of all abortions in the country. If Kacsmaryk rules against the FDA, the administration could be forced to rescind its approval of the drug, bringing its legal distribution to a halt across the country, even in states where abortion remains legal. Though a ruling against the FDA could block the legal distribution of mifepristone, that result might only be temporary. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/253763/here-s-how-half-of-us-abortions-could-be-stopped-this-week The Nicaraguan dictatorship led by Daniel Ortega has prohibited holding the Stations of the Cross in the streets the same week that the dictator accused the Church of being a “mafia.” Local media reported February 23 and 24 that the government had banned the Stations of the Cross, a traditional practice during Lent and Holy Week. Hundreds of faithful participated in the Stations of the Cross that took place around the Managua Cathedral on Friday, February 24. Ortega's government has in recent years detained, imprisoned, and likely tortured numerous Catholic leaders, including at least one bishop and several priests. His government has also taken action to repress Catholic radio and television stations, and driven Catholic religious orders, including the Missionaries of Charity, from the country. The regime also expelled Archbishop Waldemar Stanislaw Sommertag, the former apostolic nuncio in Nicaragua, from the country, a move the Vatican called “incomprehensible.” https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/253760/dictatorship-in-nicaragua-bans-stations-of-the-cross-in-the-streets Today, the Church celebrates Saint David of Wales. David is the patron of the Welsh people, remembered as a missionary bishop and the founder of many monasteries during the sixth century. David was a popular namesake for churches in Wales prior to the Anglican schism, and his feast day is still an important religious and civic observance. Twelve monasteries have their founding ascribed to David, who developed a reputation for strict asceticism. His monks modeled their lives on the earliest desert hermits – combining hard manual labor, silence, long hours of prayer, and a diet that completely excluded meat and alcohol. https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/saint/st-david-of-wales-163

As a para-church ministry, AHM seeks to come alongside local churches and men's ministries to assist in helping men better understand 3 things about their design as men:Who they are (identity) What they are for (purpose) How they are to act (function)If you would like to get some ideas to help you formulate a strategy to become more of the man God designed you to be in this coming year, we invite you to join us for this teaching and interviews. 

As a para-church ministry, AHM seeks to come alongside local churches and men's ministries to assist in helping men better understand 3 things about their design as men:Who they are (identity) What they are for (purpose) How they are to act (function)If you would like to get some ideas to help you formulate a strategy to become more of the man God designed you to be in this coming year, we invite you to join us for this teaching and interviews. 

Episode 61: The AH"M discusses "Muktzeh", knowing when to leave the party, and if you can truly separate the artist from the art. For information about upcoming shows visit www.modilive.com.Follow Modi on Instagram at @modi_live.

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